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Northern
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Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
V
.1
XVIII.,
No.
11G.
Ay
PItlNCE'RUPEKT.'lUL.
THURSDAY,
MAY
17,
1928
Pric
Five
Ont
T
cL
w
m.
ftT
.
Made
Profit
of
$6,346
in
the
Year
Ending
in
March
Constable
Admits
Playing
Lotteries
and
Winning
$90
on
Ten
Cent
Ticket;
Alo
he
Drank
With
Chinese
r
VANCOUVER,
May
17.
Revealing
regular
expense
Hems
of
1
60
monthly
from
March
to
September,
1927,
increasing
for
the
three
ensuing
months
to
$160,
the
account
books
of
the
:
i.yrd
gambling
establishment
at
615
Davie
Street
were
presented
.
the
police
inquiry
Wednesday
afternoon.
(how
Wong
Lum,
a
partner
in
the
establishment,
read
from
1
1,,
books,
the
records
of
the
incomes,
expense
and
profits
from
Mun
i,.
1927,
to
March
of
this
year.
The
total
profit
for
the
period
"was,
he
said,
$3,846.
UriLOtRVlLE,
ACT
CHANGED
.NOMINATIONS
IOK
ritEVKNTIVE
Of
n
run
ami
otiiekn-ai'i-ointeu
IIV
I'OMMlAKlON
waa
admlnla
tared.
I
or.
awa.
May
17.-
-The
ihird
reading
Constable
Duggan.
wbo
testified
Tuea-.
u
ii
by
tbe
House
of
Commons
1
day.
re-entered
tbe
witoeaa
stand
yes-
i.
v
to
to
tbe
tbe
Mil
Mil
which
empowera
...i:er
of
national
revenue
to
l
i'v
customs
appraisers,
customs
.
service
officers
slid
drawback
.
.iiurs
for
appointment
by
tbe
-
lit
commie
ion.
iiird
reading
came
after
a
de-.
V2
to
76
of
the
aatenamen'.
n
Hon.
R.
B.
Brnr.ett.
Coaser-,-uut
that
appointments
should
i
by
tbe
civU
service
oommle-
'
wss
on
straight
party
Haas.
FORKE
DENIED
PERM1TCHARGE
Mill
lit:
II
tit
NOT
MENTIONED
Tilt:
M
IIK
HON.
J.
Mrtil
IK.Y
TO
(OUIMKLL
'.''WA
Msy
17
Hon
Robert
.'
Mit'd
before
:!
P.irliainrutary
of
inqulr)
yetrrdy
alter-,r
hsd
mentlotied
the
name
of
m
.ruy
in
his
oonveraation
with
M
J
Co:
dwell
of
Begins
In
vrar.
Trie
minister
said
he
'
"ldge
whatever
of
Mr.
Mc-mt
any
connection
with
the
-
:
immigration
permits.
UNITED
CHURCH
CONFERENCE
rE'-'T
Kt
I'r
KT
I.UTTKII
4.tw
niNTI
N
Nt
i;
ANII
extension
II
Nil
TO
IIA1HE
"i
VBR.
May
n
The
British
;
oiiferenre
of
tbe
UnlMI
,
-ned
in
Si
Andrew's
Church
Retiring
president
Rev.
I.
preached
the
conference
et
of
British
Columbia
maintenance
and
ei
'
'iw
totalling
aeaoM
"
"x
irom
tbe
Prtnoe
HOMER
FOR
COBB
IN
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
n
Aflir
Their
Mtlh
Mrelght
Vk-"
Tmiuj
Agalna
IMrult
'
W
Toiut.
May
17
With
three
In-in
their
looker
Philadelphia
K
tne
mad
chase
alter
tne
and
concentrating
their
1
'
:
i
remalnlne
within
striking
I'titii
nett
Thursday
'hen
they
'
h
tew
oefeaU
into
the
Man-M.mlera.
liA'd
HnT
Is
iMnnmlnff
nn
mean
'
They
are
after
their
sixth
'"y
in
today's
game
against
Ot
a
homer
for
Philadelphia
ONTARIO
BOY
WINNER
J
ORATORICAL
CONTEST
'
MISS
MATTISON
2ND
TORONTO,
May
I7.-Willlam
Pox
r
Uiidou.
Ontario,
was
declared
"i
the
Canadian
oratorical
cham-,
!-sh4'
lust
night,
j
M
Nw"hll
Mattison
of
New
West-
...
li.s!..,-.
B.C..
came
w-Lond.
,
"""J1
f
the
speeches
was
I
Future"
and
tbe
oration
I
to
ten
minutes.
'i'j.
louse
luquiry
interpreter
In
order
to
expedite
the
examination
of
wiumm.
After
being
on
tbe
tand
In
the
morn-lng
sworn
on
the
paper
burning
oath.
O.
O.
McOeer,
oounael
for
tbe
polloe
ontarnlsstnrier
Ptetcber
bad
witness
worn
m
tbe
"chicken
oath
"
This
wai
agreed
to
and
the
oourt
convened
out-aide
tbe
oourt
bouee
wbere
tbe
oath
entailing
tbe
decapitation
of
a
chicket.
terday
afternoon
and
under
croae-esem-
Inatlon
by
W.
W.
B.
Melnnea.
counsel
for
Shu
Moy.
alleged
gambling
king,
tbe
constable
declared
that
tor
tbe
purpose
of
"setting
knowledge''
be
fre
quently
played
tbe
Chinese
lotteries
ana
on
one
occasion
won
MO
on
a
ten
oent
ticket.
He
often
visited
Strtoe
May
u.
tbe
Utters
Ohinese
tetablishment.
He
waa
seeking
Information,
be
aald.
sua
bad
drunk
liquor
with
the
Chinaman.
GOOD
WORK
DONE
ON
HOSPITAL
GROUNDS
On
behalf
of
M
M
Stephen,
chatr
of
the
grounds
BonatWi
.
wte
to
attend,
fluid
at
1.
M.
anaejfir
at
la'
g
saeetlag
of
tbe
hpeattai
award
tbat
tbese
bed
been
an
over-eijiwfidlrure
at
SIM
from
tbe
grant
of
100
that
bad
be
authorised
for
tbe
Improvement
of
tbe
rounds
at
tbe
lnatltutkti.
Tbe
work.
which
was
now
about
completed,
bad
included
tbe
putting
In
of
a
concrete
curb
about
the
Fifth
Avenue
entrance.
Tbe
ground
waa
to
be
planted
In
pota-.oei
with
a
view
to
n
suing
a
lawn
seat
year.
As
a
great
Improvement
waa
being
made.
It
waa
decided
to
meet
tbe
over-
expenditure.
SIR
EDMUND
GOSSE
DIED
LAST
NIGHI
LONDON.
May
17.
Sir
Bdmund
Ooaxe.
former
librarian
of
tne
no
use
oi
Urds.
critic
and
author,
died
laai
night.
TINSMITHS'
WAOEN
IT.
Msctlve
frees
May
1.
tinsmiths,
as
U
as
plumbers,
are
receiving
a
wage
of
e
per
day
in
the
city.
The
former
m
waa
MM,
an
lucieao
from
ar
having
been
made
ant
man
ins
ago.
NO
MSII
SAM
TODAY
Then
was
no
sale
of
baUbut
at
tbe
wwh
Kxchanav
this
aoorniag.
,
Tbe
only
boats
in
today
are
the
Wave
with
400
pouoda
and
tbe
Teuowetone
wun
17.000
pounds.
LOCAL
NEWS
ITHMS
ntia
uvmer
Prince
John
is
re
ported
due
in
port
at
S
o'clock
this
venim
from
Vancouver
via
tbe
Queen
Charlotte
Jetandt.
The
County
Oourt
esse
In
which
Haw-
llnai
M
Carter
of
oassareowwsu
-
4
b-.
stoesv
tfeaat
ulns
H
A.
Moiaan
m
"
'
Ununusion
la
adjourned
untu
awee.
Corp.
Burger,
head
of
the
Tettwa
de-
.w
mnni
uanaamn
taensneni
w
the
coa
MounU-
rol-,
arrlvedjn
this
afternoons
traui
ir
to
osaua
aiw
tonight.
1
thw
ntiraflf
'
,i
s-t
M
TOMn
Oew
and
Jack
Judge.
.n"
We.
will
be
Imlnal
Club
thU
evening.
B
wv
eran
will
act
as
times
re
Chllkoot.
C.pt
J.
freighter
union
""""
"
.
tnmarruw
from
Mulr.
I.
ln
r-o
lllc.ud-
?tnOOUL2
TiLtor
r
tT
Canadian
creosote
P11
ing
or
the
TT
Rupt'rt
thl.
trip.
AIRSHIP
MAKES
OBSERVATIONS
KCIENTIITC
WORK
ON
ItOAKll
ITALIA
WHICH
IS
WEIX
FITTED
IOK
rutrosi;
KOiOV
BAY.
May
17.
Accurate
aad
extensive
scientific
observations
are
be
ing
made
by
Oenerai
Nobiie
and
bl
staff
on
the
Airship
lulls
which
la
ex
pected
to
return
here
tomorrow.
In
the
cabin
of
the
dirigible
is
t
large
wooden
cross,
a
framed
Madonn
a
vase
filled
with
artificial
roses
an
numerous
talismans
presented
to
th
Italian
crew
The
framed
Madonna
wa
with
Noblle
when
he
went
over
ti
ssme
route
In
the
Rorge.
A
six-fo6
cross
presented
by
Pope
Plus
which
wi:
be
dropped
over
tbe
pole
was
sUrwet
with
particular
care
in
a
space
abov
the
cabin.
"It
contains
an
apertur
on
the
top
into
which
the
pope
ha
Placed
a
handwritten
parchment.'
Mobile
aald.
Noblle
baa
maintained
that
the
IUU
la's
collection
of
scientific
Instrument
and
chart
is
tbe
moat
complete
eve
iieaabtad
for
a
polar
exaedUlai
Strongly
contrasting
with
tbe
arafusio
of
Instruments
is
tbe
Bnartan
aln.
nllcity
of
the
accommodation
for
tb
personal
cemfort
of
those
aboard
tb
hip.
There
are
no
aesta
and
chair
or
instance.
"It
is
better
to
hsve
tl-Mjulralent
of
their
weight
In
addition!
uel
than
to
be
caught
short
of
juice
Commando
Zsppl
has
explained.
DINNER
GIVEN
RAILWAYMAN
OENtttAL
t
l'i;HINTEMii:XT
w.
,
HMIViN
OK
K1IMONTON
ill
1T
Ol'
IIONOU
AMI
KWlrlKNT
OI
n
km;
XDMONTOH.
May
17
W.
A.
Brown
neral
superintendent
of
the
Oaaadtmii
latsonal
BkUwaya
at
BSwonteat
wbo
Ut
sxaMialdg.
aoatbsnaiii
arrest
a
rarrway
worV
Iff
"Dsn
Mi.
rrtlreB
o.
day
1
wa
tbe
guest
of
honor
at
a
dia
er
in
the
Macdooald
Hctel
JaM
xdtb
t
whioh
more
than
three
hundred
of
leers
snd
empl
yees
of
the
eompan.
ere
present.
During
tbe
course
of
tlx
veniiig
Mr.
Brown
was
presented
wltr.
n
illuminated
address
and
a
puree
o
2.S00.
the
girt
of
those
who
have
beer,
oc
luted
with
him
in
tbe
management
?
tbe
Bdmonton
district
for
tbe
past
tt
years
Inducted
among
tbe
speakers
and
tho
at
tbe
head
table
were
Mayor
A.
TJ.
a
Bury:
W.
D
Hobb.
vicr-prealdent
Cana
dian
KaUonal
Rallwsys.
Montreal;
W.
A
Clttgamud,
reneraJ
manager:
Mr.
Cam
er
at.
aaalatant
geaeral
manager.
Vaaesu-ver.
W.
R.
Oevoalab
gonaral
supertntec-denX.
Edmonton:
a.
M.
Maodoaald.
super-intendant.
Bdaon;
J.
lauie.
raenagirui
Jlreetor
Bdmonton
Journal;
W.
D
Oravea,
iru
blithers'
rtprasentatlve,
Bd-
nunton
Bulletin:
W
Marahall.
represent
-ng
tbe
federated
trades:
J.
Vance,
rer
Tiaautlng
tbe
running
trades;
j.
Blue,
vecretary
Bdmonton
Board
of
Trade:
P.
Morgaa.
representing
the
telegraphers;
J
Henry,
representing
tbe
maisManaaee
it
wayaen.
j.
Kyle,
superintendent
of
uotlve
power
and
equipment,
acted
as
batman.
W.
A.
Klngaland.
in
the
course
of
b
remark,
aald
that
while
Mr.
Browr
had
at
bl
own
request
retired
irom
tetlva
service,
the
company
had
refused
to
drop
him
from
the
payroll
and
that
3
hi
return
from
his
holiday
In
Europe,
his
long
experience,
his
complete
knowledge
of
western
Canada,
and
bit
ability
would
continue
to
be
used
by
he
company.
VICTORIA
PASTOR
CONFERENCE
HEAD
lr.
AV.
O.
WIIhmi
t:iMixl
rrrfthlriit
of
tbe
t'ltltrd
Chtirrli
UatlirrlHg
In
'
VaiM'outrr
VANCOUVER,
May
17
Rev.
Dr.
W.
O.
Wilson
of
Victoria
was
elected
president
of
the
British
Columbia
conference
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
this
morning.
JOHN
0'
LONDON
IS
PAYNE
STAKES
WINNER
HEW
MARKET.
MV
17
ifM
ArtbMrl
James'
oolt,
John
O'
London
west
the
Payne
BUkea
tody,
,
.,,,
,.,
Tbe
second
horse
In
the
raoe
was
Oameltord,
and
Sleepy
Lad
romped
In
third.
PRICE
OF
WHEATls
.MOVING
DOWNWARDS
VANOOUVBB.
May
IT.
Tbe
prloe
of
wheat
li
steadily
snoring
down,
this
morning's
quotation
for
Number
1
Northern
being
11
63
l-S.
WQIWAVE
MAYOR
QUIT
McGcer
Tells
I'robe
Evidence
Against
Taylor
Warrants
Stepping
Down
VANCOUVER.
Slay
17.
'There
is
sufficient
evidence
against
Mayor
Loui
I).
Taylor,
as
head
of
the
Vancouver
police
commisdion,
to
warrant
that
he
should
step
down
pending
the
completion
of
this
investigation."
Such
was
a
statement
made
by
(i.
G.
McGeer,
K.C
counsel
for
Police
Commissioner
T.
.
Fletcher,
at
this
morning's
session
of
tiie
police
probe.
McGeer's
remark
came
after
Alex.
Henderson,
K.C,
representing
Mayor
Taylor,
suggested
to
Commissioner
IL
S.
Len-nie
that
Constable
II.
II.
Dug-gan,
who
yeaten'ay
admitted
that
he
had
played
in
a
lottery
at
a
Chinese
gaming;
houie
and
consumed
whisky
there
"to
secure
evidence,"
should
be
suspended
pending
the
close
of
the
investigation.
After
argument,
it
was
decided
to
leave
Dug.
gun's
case
jn
the
hands
of
the
police
commission.
,
MOKLIIS
VItITWl()IIT
r
HtTTLE
as
rtHTIMINKII
rTBW
TOBK.
Msy
17.The
f
tight
betweaa
lummy
Mandell.
4
a
title
holder,
sad
Jimmy
McLar-
i
t
nta,
Vancouver
challenser.
for
4
f
tbe
lightweight
champion
of
tbe
world,
which
wai
to
hnvc
bwn
4
bald
In
Madtaad
Square
Oarden
s
tonight.
Is
postponrd
until
to-
?
V
morrow
night,
on
account
of
threatening
weather
today.
4
r
4
30CIALHELD1L4ST
-
-EVENING
BY
ELKS
Brief
rrofmin.
Iu
urine
and
Itefrnli'
lit
err
Enjnird
iu
Hrelher
I
Win'
Home
Members
of
the
Elks
Lodge
were
host
at
sn
enjoyable
social
last
night
In
tbe
home.
There
was.
-a
brief
program
to
which
Bare
Vandewater
and
W.
B
Willlacroft
contributed
with
vocal
solo
and
Miss
Msy
Thompson
with
a
humor
-
us
monologue.
Dance
music
was
furbished
by
Al
Small
and
his
orchestra
and
refreshments
served.
STEPS
BEING
TAKEN
TO
TAKE
TROUBLESOME
MAN
FROM
HOSPITAL
The
baepltal
board
was
advised
last
laht
of
(he
antic,
of
a
rather
trouble-nene
patient,
evidently
unbalanced,
who
n
one
day
had
woaped
no
leas
than
ive
times
from
tha
institution.
Tbe
police
had
been
called
to
bring
him
back.
On
one
occasion
be
waa
found
directing
traffic
on
MeBrtde
Street
and
one
evening
he
got
soaking
wet.
His
slothes
had
been
taken
from
him
but
till
be
proved
a
nuisance.
Aa
tbe
man'a
condition
was
getting
worse,
it
was
decided
to
have
tbe
necessary
observation
made
at
oaoe
with
a
view
to
having
him
commuted
to
a
mental
hos
pital.
PROPERTY
CHANGES
NOT
VERY
RAPID
AT
PRESENTSAY
AGENTS
Inquiry
from
Ui'al
realty
agent
in
dicates
that
a
fru
properties
are
chang
ing
hands
although
dot
many
and
they
are
rather
alow
t
closing,
the
very
sweat
possible
prion
being
negotiated
before
a
deal
1
completed.
Owing
to
the
cllifieuKy
in
securing
modern
house
to
rant,
many
people
are
buying
homei.
on
assy
terms.
WILLIAM
BEYNON
SENTFORTRIAL
COMMITTED
THIS
AFTERNOON'
I1Y
MAfilSTKATi:
Mtt'LVMONT
ON
CIIAICUE
OK
rALKIHC.lTION
William
Beynon,
on
a
charge
of
falsification
of
tbe
account
of
tbe
Northern
British
Columbia
Salmon
Fishermen
'e
Association
of
which
be
was
formerly
secretary,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
McClymout
in
cliy
police
court
this
afternoon.
Evidence
In
the
case
vni
taken
this
morning
L.
W.
Patmore
pronecued
cm
behalf
of
the
Association
while
John
V.
Clync
appeared
in
Beynon
'a
defence.
A
..urn
of
S17.10
was
in
dispute
between
tbe
Association
and
Beynon.
That
Be;non
had
led
the
oonunlttee
of
tbe
Association
to
believe
that
the
sum
In
question
bad
been
paid
from
the
furde
of
the
organisation
while,
in
reality.
It
had
not
been
paid
was
al-lerad.
It
waa
an
acr-utnt
from
Rose,
Cowan
Ac
Letts
for
stationery
supplies
and
typewriter
rent.
Tbe
defence,
through
eroas-esaeainatton.
endeavored
to
show
that
Beynon
bad
not
Informed
He
Association
that
tbe
account
had
been
paid.
Witnesses
included
O.
V.
Wilkinson
of
the
Boae,
Oowan
Latta
stationary
store
staff,
and
Mike
Anderson
and
Peter
Leigh
ton.
members
of
tbe
oom-
u.lttcc
of
the
association.
Account
and
statements
presented
by
Beynon
'o
the
Association
were
put
In
as
ex
hibit.
I
INDEPENDENCE
ANNIVERSARY
ONK
IIIMIKF.II
tNII
FOI'KTEKN
VtAliS
AttO
TOIlAY
SINCE
NOKtVAY
IttCAME
NATION
The
local
Norwegian
colony
today
uelaUiates
tbe
oae-bundred
and
four'
iteeath
asmlvaraary
of
the
Tnde'tn1tnoe
leafless,
a
bsaguet
will
be
bald
kmlgh
by
the
Uef
Srteksen
Baeiety.
The
national
flag
also
flies
for
tbe
day
over
tbe
Norwegian
Consulate.
By
treaty
of
January
4,
1014.
Norway
was
ceded
to
tbe
King-
of
Sweden
by
'.he
King
of
Denmark
but
the
Nor
wegian
people
declared
themselves
Independent
and
elocted
Prince
Christian
Frederick
of
Denmark
aa
their
King
The
foreign
power
refused
to
recognise
this
election
and
on
August
14
a
con
vention
was
made
'proclaiming
tn
In
dependence
of
Norway
in
union
with
Sweden.
Thl
was
followed
on
November
4
by
tbe
election
of
Karl
XIII.
aa
King
of
Norway.
Norway
declared
this
union
dissolved
on
June
7.
ISM
and.
after
some
months'
negotiation,
a
mutual
for
tbe
repeal
of
tbe
union
was
iigned
on
October
26.
1006.
Tbe
throne
of
Norway
was
offered
to
a
prince
of
the
reigning
house
at
Sweden
but
declined
and.
after
a
plebiscite.
Prince
Carl
of
Denmark
was
formally
elected
King.
In
October
1S07,
a
treaty
guaranteeing
tbe
integrity
of
Norwegian
territory
was
signed
at
Chrlrtlanla
(sow
Oslo
l
by
the
representatives
of
Norway.
Oreat
Britain,
France.
Oermany
and
Russia,
and
on
January
S,
IBM,
reoelved
the
unanimous
approval
of
tbe
Storting
or
Parliament.
Tbe
constitution
of
Norway,
called
the
Orundlov.
bears
date
of
May
17.
1314.
114
yean
ago
today.
Tbe
present
king
of
Norway
la
Haakon
VII.
who
was
elected
by
tbe
Storting
in
10S.
CASE
AGAINST
FATHER
O'CONNOR
DISMISSED
OTTAWA.
May
17.
Word
ha
been
reoelved
here
that
the
Alabama
court
dlsmlaaed
the
criminal
charge
.against
Father
Patrick
O'Connor.
Months
agd
extradition
proceedings
were
taken
tor
the
return
of
Father
O'Connor
to
tha
United
State
and
at
tbe
time
O'Connor
waa
located
in
Vancouver.
B.C.
Extradition
waa
ordered
only
arter
a
long
legal
battle.
in
Inquiry
Evidence
Detective
Threatened
to
Get
Warrant
for
Mayor
Taylor
is
Stated
a.
J
.lav
;
17.
v-
detective
V.
V.
Grant
at
the
poilte
VANCWUJNi,Mjr
inquiry
yesterday
related
an
incident
when
he
and
detective
rV
1
aa
a
tas
a
t
1
1J
iticLeou
were
cauea
on
irom
raiding
uninese
garauiinK
dens.
Inspector
John
Jackson
warned
McLeod
to
leave
the
places
alone
or
he
would
be
suspended.
"Who'd
suspend
me?"
McLeod
asked.
"The
mayor
will,"
Jackson
answered,
according
to
the
witness.
"Then
I'll
get
a
warrant
for
the
mayor
himself.and
arrest
him
with
the
rest,"
said
Detective
Grant.
"The
mayor
wanted
two
lottery
joints
to
run
becaune
two
operator
had
helped
him
in
his
election,"
was
the
statement
Chief
Long
told
Detectives
McLeod
and
Grant,
the
latter
testified.
Canada
Has
Not
Yet
Received
an
Invitation
to
Adhere
to
"
Kellogg
Treaty
to
Outlaw
War
Doubt
Whether
This
Country
Will
Sign
With
Great
Britain
or
as
one
of
the
Smaller
Powers
'
May
17.
Canada,
it
is
expected,
will
accent
the
proposed
OTTAWA,
Keilog
Treatjr
to
outlaw
war
but
two
points,
it
is
understood,
have
arisen
in
tbe
negotiations.
First,
the
Dominions
will
adhere
to
the
treaty
if
they
de-girt
to
adl'.ere.
Second,
that
so
far
no
formal
invitation
to
adhere
has
been
received.
The
original
invitation
to
adhere
was
addressed
by
Secretary
Kellogg
of
the
United
States
to
the
four
great
powers,
it
being
un-ck.-i.tj,d
that
the
invitation
to
the
unaller
puwer
would
follow.
Tbe
in-1
vliation
to
the
great
powers
apparently
made
no
mention
of
tbe
British
Do-.Unions
nir
have
they
reoelved
an
In-
ititlon
as
among
the
unaller
powers.
Tbe
British
government
outlined
to
Ottawa
its
views
on
tbe
treaty
and
requested
tbe
views
of
tbe
Canadian
government
on
it
but
Canada
did
not
receive
a
formal
In
iXation
to
adhere.
When
the
Invitation
la
reoelved
tbe
point
will
arise
as
to
how
and
when
Canada
will
give
her
adhesion
to
the
treaty
will
she
sign
as
a
British
Dominion
at
tbe
same
time
as'
Oreat
Britain
or
will
she
sign
later
aa
one
of
tbe
smaller
powers?
Reports
from
Washington
that
separ
ate
treaties
will
likely
be
negotiated,
with
the
Dominions
ware
received
here
with
uvr.se.
There
has
been
no
intimation
'!
such
separate
treaties.
WHIST
AND
BRIDGE
AND
DANCING
PARTY
ttrbrkaks
lirpiMUle
tor
Eajuyable
EteHt
at
lleatMl
Hall
Lat
Night
An
etOoysble
whist
and
bridge
drive
and
danoe
t?ok
plaoe
last
night
at
Beaton
Hall
under
the
auspices
jf
tbe
Rtbekah
Lodge
aad
la
spite
of
the
in-
clement
wsrthar
taam
was
a
pretty
good
Aa
active
oaasjatttee
was
in
'Ml.
"ttTTtiTUBO
I
B.
M-
Barle.
Mm
b
S.
Bays.
Mas.
A
McNeill
and
Mm.
T.
Priest.
Mr.
Phillip
was
master
of
ceremonlea.
Prise
j
winners
were:
Bridge
-Ladles:
1.
Mrs
Guiles:
3.
Mrs.
:ong
Men':
1.
O.
K.
Oullck:
8.
Joe
Jack:
special.
Ml
Aletta
Johnson
Whist
-Ladies:
1.
Mrs.
Rudderham:
2.
Mrs.
J.
Irvire.
Men'a
1.
Oeorge
Rud
derham:
3.
Mrs.
Charlea
Durran:
spe
cial.
Mr.
Schubert.
Music
for
the
orchestra
waa
provided
by
the
Oddfellowa'
orchestra,
consisting
of
Miss
Lawrence.
Bert
Woods.
Dr.
Byolfsen.
J.
W.
Moorabouse
sad
Pete
Solem.
CONSERVATIVES
CHOSE
J.
W.
BERRY
OF
LANCLEY
Met
Elerliwo
lleforr
Jul)
10
end
Patlulio
le
YMt
Anotralta
CLOVRRDALB.
May
17.
J
W.
Berry
Langley
waa
nominated
last
night
by
the
Conservative
convention
of
Delta.
B
H
Poole
jr.
House
leader
of
the
Con
servative
party.
In
an
address
said
be
was
In
possession
of
Information
to
tbe
effect
that
the
election
would
take
place
before
July
10.
He'
also
said
Hon.
T.
D
PattuUo
waa
Bailing
for
A
u
trail
3n
July
Sf
on
a
holiday.
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QUOTATIONS
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Clewing
Prke
Teday
on
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Erliange
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.,
Ltd.)
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v
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Copper
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L.
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view
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national
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Porter
Idaho
.....
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...
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Silver
Crest
Silverado
Silversmith
Terminus
Whitewater
Woodbine
,
Cotton
Belt
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River
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Kins
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.IS
CLOSE
BETTING
ON
FIGHTERS
rJIXTY
TIIOl'BANO
PEOPLE
EXPECTEII
TO
EE
VANCOltlK
IIOY
IN
ACTION
AT
NEW
YOKK
NBW
TOOK
May
17.
Tbe
hammer
of
Ihcr
that
lie
hiddea
tn
Jlmuiy
MoLar-Jlns
rlgbt
flat
"lay
in
camphor"
today
waiting
a
chance
to
thud
on
Sammy
MandeH'a
chin
in
the
Polo
Oround
tomorrow
and
crown
tbe
new
lightweight
hamplon
of
the
world.
The
little
Vancouver
bey
with
tbe
alow
smile
has
worked
easily
for
tbe
great
jppcrt
unity,
boxing
but
little
and
striving
chiefly
to
make
tbe
1U
pound
limit
ith
mt
sapping
his
strength.
Mandell
trained
hard
and
fast
adding
,o
his
apeed
and
punching
skill
that
stripped
the
mantle
from
the
ahoulders
y
tbe
fading
Rocky
Kansas
two
years
ago.
Sixty
thousand
persons,
it
is
believed.
cUL
witness
the
battle.
The
betting
odds
on
the
champion
dropped
today
to
6
to
S
UNITED
STATES
LOSES
IN
GOLF
IINAL
lU;PlllETATIVr
IN
ilKITMII
UO.HI.VM
OPEN
I
ELIMINATED
TOII.IY
HUN8T
ANTON
England.
May
17.
The
United
States'
sole
surviving
representa
tive
in
the
British
Women's
Open
Ooll
tournament.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Campbell
Hurd.
waa
eliminated
a
to
2
by
Miss
Judith
Fowler
today.
Nanette
Leolan.
French
girl,
reached
tbe
finale
by
de
feating
Miss
Bnid
WUSon.
Sngllsh
star,
one
up.
Mrs
Fowler
was
eliminated
by
Miss
Marshall
one
Ub.
REACTION
ON
TIIE
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Kl.l
MI'KH
rilOM
IIVE
TO
TIIIHTY
HOIXAHS
A1TEU
-
EAKLY
OAINS
NBW
YORK.
May
17.
All
trading
re-enrds
were
broken
yesterday
in
a
sensational
reaction
which
cut
down
or
wiped
out
moat
of
the
early
gains
from
five
to
thirty
dollars
and
sent
a
uum-ber
of
Issue
from
five
tn
nearly
thirty
dollars
below
yesterday's
close.
Tbe
turnover
yesterday
amounted
la
the
aggregate
to
4.T80.S00
abarea.
NAVIGATION
HAS
OPENED
ON
YUKON
limits
(let
IKmii
as
far
as
Heiltlrk
ami
Itlter
Is
llrlh-rd
(
leer
to
Imwwh
WHfTBHORSE
May
17
River
boat
got
down
the
Yukon
River
aa
far
aa
Selkirk
yesterday
afternoon
It
is
now
thought
that
the
river
la
open
to
Dawson.
BOK
TONIGHT
in
GRAND
TERMINAL
C'LUH
at
7.30
p.m.
GEO.
HARD
NED
JIYRNE
six
rounds
5
GOOD
PRELIMINARIES
General
admission
$1.25
Rinfside
Reports
by
Special
Wire
un
Mcljirnln
vs.
Man-del
fight
will
start
coming
through
alwut
6.30
p.m.